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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
5
A lighthearted column notes a playful preference for work over idle time. It reflects on daily routines, humor, and social scenery with local character sketches and nostalgic tone. The piece celebrates diligence and community spirit through casual observations.
The store promotes a broad line of high class merchandise and invites customers to visit and see the newest furnishings. They pledge to back every article sold and encourage repeat business by selling quality goods.
Advertises Imperial Brand shirts with attached collar in latest shades and fabrics. Mentions a fade resistant option and price range from 1.50 to 3.00 dollars.
The latest Cut Silk Gine naeae ham and Swiss Kai t offer all color options. Consumers can choose from the full palette across fabrics in a range of tones, textures, and finishes to suit wardrobes and home projects.
Portland reporter Milton A. Miller recalls William Jennings Bryan told him in 1920 he resigned from Woodrow Wilson’s cabinet over changes to a note to Austria in 1915. Bryan claimed Wilson marked out clauses and added text without Bryan’s knowledge, prompting his resignation. Lansing succeeded him on June 8, 1915.
The bill would levy a tax of one half of one percent on gross sales. Returns due by the fifth day of each month with forms provided by the Commissioner of Revenue. Returns must be sworn and penalties apply for late or missing filings.
A legal notice outlines inspecting the delinquent person’s books and issuing fieri facias for the true tax amount including penalties to be levied on the defendant’s property. It also states false swearing punishments for knowingly false returns.
Ee Puchalski, 134, of Bielsk, Poland, journeyed alone to Warsaw to retrieve the village church bells taken during the Russian invasion. A single shingle marks the seat of the local trouble as the effort unfolds.
Mme. Laid of Flombieres Vosges Vrance earns world top honors in a bearded lady contest. She defeats rivals by a hair and lives selling embroidered goods and her own postcards for a living.
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